The consumer-electronics giant plans to sell notebooks and flat-screen LCD monitors that let people see 3D images without the use of special glasses or software.

In the CRT system, the monitor toggles rapidly between the images for the right eye and the left eye. The effect leads to a composite 3D image, but it can give people headaches.

An LCD screen of the DSLR displays a 100% view of a shot. Over the years, LCDs have not only become larger but have significantly improved in quality, ...

Samsung says the Odyssey 3D uses a built-in stereo camera to track the user's eye movements and continually adjust the image on the screen. Combined with the monitor's 4K resolution, a 165Hz ...

Lenovo ThinkVision 27 3D Monitor: Coming soon to Lenovo With its built-in rendering engine, this 27-inch IPS monitor has the ability to convert 2D images and video into 3D. Best of all, it doesn't ...

Although Samsung has kept mum on the price (and release date), Acer’s glasses-free 3D monitor costs £2,200. The Samsung Odyssey 3D is on show at the Gamescom convention, a mecca for gaming fans ...

Each eye sees a full 60Hz image, even though this is only a 60Hz monitor, because the LCD panel doesn't have to rapidly flip back and forth between showing the left and right eye image—it shows ...

It comes with ports for DVI, HDMI and component input. The Asus VG236H 3D monitor is now available in India for Rs. 41,000 with a 3-year warranty.